Your eyes are often one of the first features people notice, but droopy eyelids can make them appear heavy, tired, or older. As excess skin develops over time, it may even begin to interfere with your vision. Understanding what causes droopy eyelids and how blepharoplasty can help is the first step toward finding a lasting solution. At West […]
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Anytime you’re considering surgery on your face, it’s natural to want reassurance about where scars might show and how they’ll heal. The same is true for eyelid surgery, and with the right approach, these scars are typically minimal and well-concealed. At West Houston Plastic Surgery, Dr. Alfonso Barrera and Dr. Eric Ruff have decades of combined experience helping patients refresh
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Did you know that eyelid lift surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, is consistently one of the top cosmetic procedures performed in the country? With over 100,000 procedures performed each year, many people seek the procedure’s benefits. Despite their popularity, you may not know why so many people have been turning to blepharoplasties. Learn a few of the reasons
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If you are considering a cosmetic procedure or a facial procedure, you may be thinking of a facelift or maybe even a nose job. You might not even realize there is such a thing as eyelid surgery – but there is, and you may be surprised at what a difference it can make to your appearance!
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Gravity and the stresses of life don’t go on vacation. They don’t take a leave of absence. They keep on keepin’ on, working to make your skin droop and sag. While its effects show themselves all over your body, on your forehead they can be especially telling. And they can give other people the wrong
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Humans are known to incorrectly perceive situations. Sometimes we simply get our information wrong. It could be taking something a person said the wrong way. It could be reading too much into an offhand email. Or it could be thinking a person is sad or tired based on your reading of their droopy, hanging eyelids.
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